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With a low cost of entry, minimal overhead, and unlimited earning potential the Murphy Business Broker Franchise can be a very lucrative business opportunity.

Murphy Business Brokers often start as home-based businesses, this allows you to keep your overhead low, while you focus on growth and maximize your profits. You don’t need employees, there’s no inventory to maintain or equipment to purchase.

Our flexible franchise business model allows you to choose how you want to structure your business and how quickly you want to grow it. Do you want to be a sole proprietor? Maybe add an agent or two as you build out your market? Or do you see yourself building a team of agents in multiple territories? The choice is yours. And if you add agents, we’ll train them for you.

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Unlimited Earning Potential

With no cap on commissions, your income is directly tied to your efforts and success.

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Low Cost of Entry

Start your business with a minimal initial investment, making it accessible and affordable.

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Low Overhead

Keep your expenses low with a home-based setup and no need for employees or inventory.

While we are one of the most affordable business franchise opportunities, new franchisees still need adequate capital to invest in a franchise and establish their business.

To purchase a Murphy Business Broker Franchise you’ll need access to at least $50,000 in liquid capital and a minimum net worth of $250,000.

Invest with Confidence – Transparency so You Can Make an Informed Decision

At Murphy Business, we believe that when potential franchisees are well-informed, it makes for a successful partnership from day one. And we understand that investing your time and money into a business broker franchise opportunity is not a decision to be made lightly. It’s an investment that requires thorough research, understanding the risks involved, and making an informed decision.

As part of your due diligence, we’ll provide you with a copy of our Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). Our FDD ensures that your investment is backed by transparency and honesty with clear expectations on both sides. It shares information about our business and background, details of what it costs to become a Murphy Business Broker, information on profitability, and outlines the requirements that come with joining the Murphy team – including, ongoing fees, terms of the franchise agreement as well as the support that we’ll provide.

Our Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) also lists all current and former Murphy Business Broker franchisees and their contact information. As part of your due diligence, we strongly recommend you contact our franchisees to help you determine if a Murphy Business Broker Franchise is a good fit for you. But keep in mind, everyone’s experience is unique, because they had success does not guarantee that you will.

How much do Business Brokers make?

When considering becoming a Business Broker, one of the most pressing questions might be, How much do Business Brokers make? Understanding the potential earnings is vital for making an informed decision.

Understanding Earnings Claims

The only earnings claims that franchisors can legally share with prospects must be included in their Item 19 of the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). This transparency ensures that you have access to accurate financial expectations. However, if a franchisor does not include an Item 19, it’s crucial to understand why. This absence could indicate potential red flags.

Comparing Earnings Across Different Franchises

When evaluating various business franchise opportunities, it’s important to be aware that franchisors have options for how they present their financial information. This can sometimes make it challenging to compare one brand to another.

  • Selective Reporting: Some franchisors may exclude underperforming units from their reports. This exclusion can paint an overly optimistic picture of potential earnings.
  • Inclusion of Corporate-Owned Units: Including corporate-owned units, which often are significantly larger and have decades of experience, can inflate average earnings.
  • Different Metrics: Some franchisors report Average Gross Profits (AGP), while others might provide Average Unit Revenue (AUR).

Understanding these nuances helps you make a more accurate comparison between franchises.

Our Commitment to Transparency

At Murphy Business, transparency and integrity are at the core of our operations. We want you to have the information you need to make an informed decision, if you have any questions, just give us a call.

How Much Does It Cost To Become A Murphy Business Broker?

With an Initial Franchise Fee of $47,500* and Low Overhead Costs you can be in business as a Murphy Business Broker for under 100K.

*Please see Items 5, 6, and 7 in our FDD for more details

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